The man who police believe killed 18 people and wounded 13 others in two separate shootings in a Maine city on Wednesday has been found dead, state officials confirmed Friday night. Maine Gov. Janet Mills said Robert Card’s body was found in Lisbon, a town about 12 kilometres east of Lewiston where the shootings took
Descrease article font size Increase article font size It can be hard to know when it’s time for a child to leave the nest, but for one fed-up mother in Italy, that day is long overdue. A 75-year-old Italian woman has won a court case declaring that her two adult sons — aged 40 and
Editor’s Note: This article has been altered from the original to provide more context and clarity. When it comes to the health of Canadians, a new campaign is suggesting that coffee might actually be good for the liver.Organized by the Canadian Liver Foundation (CNL), the campaign is based on data from the last two years
Descrease article font size Increase article font size British Columbia’s energy and environment ministers say they were caught by surprise by the federal government’s announcement it will pause the carbon tax on home heating oil. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Thursday that his government would pause applying carbon pricing to home heating oil deliveries for
Maine authorities say they’re getting “more concerned” the longer the search takes for the man wanted in two mass shootings. Mike Sauschuck, commissioner of Maine’s department of public safety, vowed to reporters Friday that 40-year-old Robert Card, the suspect allegedly behind the killings on Wednesday, will be found.“Every minute that this goes on, we’re more
Following the fatal mass shootings in Maine on Oct. 25 that resulted in the deaths of at least 18 people, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called on the U.S. House speaker to pass gun measures to prevent further incidents from happening. Her calls include enacting universal background checks, requiring safe gun storage, and keeping
An Ontario man said his jaw dropped when a bank teller would not accept the certified cheque he was given after selling his vehicle for $22,000. “She said, ‘I’m sorry, this is a fake cheque, we can’t accept it,’ and I was like shocked. I just couldn’t believe it,” Tari Baban, of Kitchener, Ont., told
The hunt for a suspect in two mass shootings is ongoing in the U.S. state of Maine after at least 18 people were killed at a bar and bowling alley in the town of Lewiston, roughly three-and-a-half hours from the Canadian border. More than 100 police are searching for a 40-year-old man identified as Robert
After a months-long absence from The Young the Restless, actor Christian LeBlanc has revealed it was a cancer diagnosis that kept him away from the ever-popular soap opera set. During an interview with CBS affiliate 4WWL in New Orleans, the 65-year-old TV star said he was in June diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a common form
Barely four years before a gunman’s deadly rampage in Maine, a state that is staunchly protective of gun rights, the governor signed a law aimed at preventing a mass shooting like the one Wednesday night that claimed at least 18 lives. It was called a “yellow flag” law, different from the “red flag” laws cropping